Water Rescue Throw Bag with 50/70/98 Feet of Rope in 3/10 Inch Tensile Strength Rated to 1844lbs, Throwable Device for Kayaking and Rafting, Safety Equipment for Raft and Boat

Worked well for short throws but is too light for longer beyond 20 feet. If you want it to work better for the longer throws add some extra weight (anything that is small and floats) found that that helps bit have thrown a few other bags that are much better at longer distance but for the price it's not terrible.

Perfect for kayak/canoe/small boat. coast guard approved throwable device with retrieval rope for water rescue, takes up less space than a cushion.

Looks good haven’t had to use it yet

Nice

I advise against the rope being used in whitewater rescue and especially pin and boat recovery situations. Under no circumstance use for kayak, raft, or canoe retrieval or pin situations. A WW rescue rope has to be capable of not breaking under extreme loads of around 2000 lbs in a haul system. NRS rescue throw bags meet that requirement and float better than this rope in fast current and rough water. Of course they also cost 3 times what this rope does. For pools, retrieving a swimmer in a lake or slow current river this rope should suffice. One mod needs to be made. Remove ring float and snap clip (biner). Untie rope at bottom of bag noticing length needed to retie with loop SMALLER than hand can fit in. Remove from bag and tie knot (fig 8 is best) that length from end of rope. Thread rope thru flat foam and hole in bottom of bag. Tie loop snug to bag. This keep the bag from sliding up the rope. Note: Never throw the bag with the spring clip or any hardware attached to bag or rope.